Could someone explain this?

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Someone pls

>>192012
Have you tried reading a textbook or even googling it instead of spamming frog memes

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>>192017
i have

>>192012
They wouldn't give you a question without telling you how to do it the book.
Try looking through the book

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>>192019
im trying :((

>>192022
Have you found it yet?

>>192012
It is a traversal, each adjacent angle add to 180 so each angle parallel should be the same degrees.

>>192364
So enter 38 degrees in the answer box.

>>192012
>i would like to understand it
When you have a line coming out another line, the angles on each side of it add up to 180.

7=(180-38)=142
6=(180-142)=38

>>192012

3=5=1=7

4=2=6=38degrees

Any from group one + any from group 2 = 180degrees. All of this is always true assuming that L and M and parallel and that the other one is actually a straight line.